Purple Jewellery

Purple Jewellery is worn to promote self assurance and demands respect. Deeper Purples stand for luxury, riches and royalty, whereas lighter purples, mauves, lavenders and lilacs have a more delicate and romantic touch.

Why are we attracted to Purple

Purple has been associated with magic and mystery and is also the colour of an adventurous heart. Purple currently symbolizes trendy creative types. Lighter hues of lilac and lavender create an enchanting aura with seductive charm.

Purple Jewellery

Purple Gemstones

The Amethyst gemstone comes in varying shades of purple, mauve, or lilac. It is said to bring clarity, when there is anxiety and confusion. Purple leans towards the red end of the colour scale with a mystical mesmerizing effect. Violet leans over to the blue side for a more peaceful tranquility.

Interesting facts about Purple

• Traditionally, purple dye was made from a snail's mucous gland. It was so expensive that only nobles could afford it. Hence the colour meaning for violet represented wealth and nobility.